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Rhode Island was founded by Roger Williams who settled there in 1636. He settled there after being kicked out of Massachusetts for his religious views. Since then, many who sought to escape religious persecution, such as Catholics and Jews, in Europe and in other American colonies settled in Rhode Island. In fact, the first Synagogue in America is in Newport, RI, and RI has the largest per capita Italian-American population of any state.
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Who were the first europeans to settle Rhode island?
who
Did Natives or Europeans settle in Rhode Island?
Europeans came to stay. Native Americans tended to follow a season pattern often returning to a site after a year or more of absence.
Who were the first europeans who explored rhode island?
English
Who were the first people in Rhode Island?
Europeans and Native Americans
What was Rhode Island before it came a state?
The Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation.
How did the first Europeans live in Rhode Island?
they lived off the land
What is Rhode Island's state color?
Rhode Island's state color is red. I found it on another website, and came back to help you!!
Who came to Rhode Island because of discrimination in England?
Members of the Catholic Church emigrated to Rhode Island due to religious discrimination.
In the case of rhode island which came first?
the land was settled
Did the Quakers and Jews came to Rhode Island because of discrimination in England?
Yes. Rhode Island was the first colony to allow anyone, regardless of religious affiliation.
Match the following. 1.settlement to insure religious freedom Rhode Island 2.Jewish community in New England Thomas Hooker 3.came to Rhode Island because of discrimination in England Quakers and Je?
Settlement to insure religious freedom: Rhode Island Jewish community in New England: Thomas Hooker Came to Rhode Island because of discrimination in England: Quakers and Jews
Why did people come to Rhode Island?
People came to Rhode Island for religious freedom, to escape persecution, and for economic opportunities such as trading and fishing. Additionally, some settlers were drawn to the colony's reputation for tolerance and acceptance of different beliefs.
